The earlier chapters covered many important Git features and concepts. You’ve delved into commits, branches, pull requests, and merging. Armed with these concepts, you’re already equipped to accomplish a wide range of tasks in Git. However, one small caveat: you’ve primarily used the terminal or console window for these operations. In this chapter, you won’t encounter new Git concepts or features. Instead, you’ll learn how to apply what you already know with style. 😊
Let’s begin by exploring the default tools bundled ...
